Files with the SCI extension identify a data file used with SCILAB software application. The SCI files are used in a number of scientific and engineering applications that use a numerical programming and graphics environment. SCI files can be opened and edited with the SCILAB application.
SCT (Scitex Continuous Tone) format, which was developed by Scitex is used for high-end image processing. The SCT/CT files are used primarily to store CMY and CMYK color space for the image, and contains no compression.
SCILAB is free scientific software for engineering and scientific applications based on a numerical, programming and graphics environment. It was developed by researchers from INRIA and ENPC in France and is presently being utilized in industrial and educational environments all over the world. SCILAB comprises of hundreds of diverse mathematical functions that has the possibility to add interactive programs from various languages. It has sophisticated data structures, an interpreter and a high level programming language.SCILAB uses two types of file formats, namely the SCE file format, which ends with the SCE file extension, and the SCI file format, which ends with the SCI file extension. These file formats cannot be determined by their file extensions but by their internal structures and the commands that are used to access them.The files with the .sce file extension are the script files, which contain the SCILAB commands that you enter during an interactive kind of SCILAB session. They can comprise of comment lines utilized in documenting the function and use the command EXEC to execute the script.The files with the .sci file extension are the function files that start with the function statement:Function [output_variables] = function_name(function_arguments)Where the file with the .sci file extension can contain any number of SCILAB statements that perform operations on the function arguments, or on the output variables after they have been evaluated.The files with the .sci file extension do not require any argument nor any return of output variables. They can also comprise of comment lines utilized in documenting the function. Somewhere within the body of the function are statements that assign values to the output variables. The values returned after the execution of the function would be the last value assigned to the output variables within the function.When SCILAB begins, the functions defined in the files with the .sci file extension cannot be called. This is because these files need to be interpreted by using the command "getf". This command does all the interpretations for most functions of the file and they remain available until some other functions with the same name are loaded or until they are cleared with the command `clear'.
Audio format used by Sierra AdLib.